Soccer fans have been given another reason to celebrate this Festive Season. The City of Cape Town is expecting around 45 000 soccer fans to descend upon Cape Town Stadium for the international friendly match to be played on 8 January 2013 between Bafana Bafana and Norway. The game is scheduled to start at 20:15.<\/p>\n
Tickets are still available for the match, however it is advisable to buy them ahead of time to avoid disappointment at the gates on the night of the match. To make it even easier for spectators, tickets for this match are available for purchase at various municipal cash offices across the city and at all of the MyCiTi station kiosks. The cash offices, and their operating hours, are as follows:<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
The MyCiTi bus station kiosk hours of operation are as follows:<\/p>\n
Tickets are also available through Computicket, Shoprite and Shoprite-Checkers outlets. With so many ways of getting tickets fans have no reason to miss out on seeing Bafana Bafana at Cape Town Stadium next week. <\/p>\n
Tickets cost R50,00 or R100,00. Soccer-loving fans and visitors intent on experiencing the iconic Cape Town Stadium are urged to get their tickets soon to see our boys in green and yellow as they play their penultimate preparatory match before the African Cup of Nations. A full fan walk activation along Somerset Road in Green Point, reminiscent of the 2010 FIFA World Cup\u2122, will allow fans to get to the stadium in high spirits. <\/p>\n
Members of the media requiring accreditation for the match should please contact:\u00a0<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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